A number of significant city centre residential schemes are set to go before Liverpool City Council’s planning committee next Tuesday (30 August).

Proposed developments on the agenda include the creation of almost 300 apartments behind the Cains Brewery site, more than 300 flats in Vauxhall and a major student development at Renshaw Hall.

The planning committee will also debate plans to construct a multi-height apartment block between two and nine-storeys facing Jamaica Street in the Baltic Triange with a café and office space at the ground level and 89 studio flats on the upper floors.

A total of 313 flats could also be developed on two acres of industrial land at the junction of Fox Street and St Anne Street in Vauxhall. The proposed developed will be split into three separate blocks if approved made up of a combination of one, two and three-bedroom homes.

Meanwhile, a new student development has been earmarked for a 0.8-acre site on Benson Street which is currently occupied by Renshaw Hall. The hall would be demolished to make way for the scheme.

Plans for the site, which is close to Oldham Park and Lime Street station, includes 34 cluster apartments and 28 studios, totalling 292 bedrooms for students, alongside 52 hotel rooms. The units will be split across three buildings of up to eight-storeys, connected by public and private realm, with two ground floor commercial units.

Finally, the planning committee will also debate proposals to demolish existing buildings on land bordered by Grafton Street behind the Cains Brewery site to provide a mixed-use development with five block varying between four and eight-storeys containing 296 apartments and retail space.

The planning meeting will take place at the Town Hall on 30 August starting at 9.45am.

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